New Zealand walking and cycling strategies – best practice

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Appendix 3 - Declared potential conflicts of interest

Strategy		Researcher	Nature of conflict	Year
1.	Christchurch CC Cycling Strategy	Koorey	Commented as advocate (Spokes Canterbury) on draft strategy	2004
2.	Christchurch CC Cycling Strategy	Macbeth	Commented as advocate (Spokes Canterbury) on draft strategy	2004
3.	Central Otago DC Walking and Cycling Strategy	Macbeth	Prepared strategy as consultant	2004
4.	Dunedin CC Cycling Strategy	Macbeth	Prepared strategy as consultant	2003
5.	Environment Canterbury Cycling Strategy	Blyleven	Prepared document as employee of council	2002
6.	Environment Canterbury Cycling Strategy	Koorey	Commented as advocate (Spokes Canterbury) on draft strategy	2002
7.	Environment Canterbury Cycling Strategy	Macbeth	Developed initial concepts as consultant	2002
8.	Cycling in Hamilton 2000 (Hamilton CC strategy)	Boulter	Led preparation of strategy as council employee (based on 1999 report in 10 below)	2000
9.	Hamilton City Cycle Network Strategy Report (precursor to Hamilton strategy)	Ryan	Prepared document as consultant	1999
10.	Draft Manukau City Cycling and Walking Strategy	Ryan	Prepared document as consultant	2004
11.	Masterton Cycling Strategy	Ryan	Peer reviewed draft strategy	2003/04
12.	Rotorua Cycleway Policy and Action Plans	Ryan	Prepared document as consultant	1999
13.	Tasman Regional Cycling and Walking Strategy	Ryan	Assessed proposed cycle routes and peer reviewed draft report	2004

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